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Easy and delicious quiche recipe

 Recipe courtesy of:  https://www.seriouseats.com/cheese-pie-tart-quiche-recipe  and also  https://www.thespruceeats.com/easiest-cheese-quiche-482607 This was not hard to make, but mostly I was stunned at just how few eggs should go into a quiche! Historically I've made quiches with 6-8 eggs, and they come out so rubbery and gross. Surprise- turns out that you only need 3 or 4 eggs and then beat them with milk and cream, and pour over layers of cheese. This creates the fluffiest, lightest, silkiest egg custard instead of a dense rubbery mess. Ingredients 1/2   recipe   easy pie dough , rolled out to a 12-inch circle (see notes) 1   cup   heavy cream  (see notes) 1   cup   whole milk  (see notes) 3   large   eggs 1   teaspoon   kosher salt Freshly  ground black pepper 8   ounces  mixed rindless soft and semi-soft cheeses (such as  Gruyere , Fontina, Cheddar, Gorgonzola, Stilton, Jack, etc....